But over a series of sold out shows and TV appearances, the band's reason for being took shape. When Weir and Mayer announced the formation of their new group last fall, most Deadheads were still riding the bittersweet high of the Grateful Dead's Fare Thee Well shows, concerts organized to both commemorate the band's 50 year anniversary and announce its retirement.Ĭoming so soon after many had said goodbye to the group, the Mayer-fied Dead sounded like a die-hard's worst nightmare. Comprised of founding Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann, along with a cadre of hired guns including singer/songwriter John Mayer, the band put on an inspired, vigorous show that gave fans exactly what they wanted: the chance to sing along to tunes they've cherished for decades and get lost in the jams. Citi Field was overrun with tie-dye vibes Saturday as Dead & Company began its two-night stand in Queens.
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